Water Activities & Land Adventures at Bay of Fires with Discover Tasmania Tours
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
9 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required for walking, kayaking, and hiking around waterfalls and rocky coastlines.
Overview
Discover Tasmania Tours offers an action-packed 9-hour trip showcasing the stunning landscapes of Bay of Fires, with stops at charming towns and breathtaking waterfalls. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Bay of Fires, Binalong Bay and St. Helens
9 Hours | $400/person | $1,400 Private Charter up to 4 Passengers | Park entry & lunch included
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About This Adventure
Embark on a breathtaking 9-hour adventure exploring Tasmania's stunning landscapes. Visit the charming towns of Scottsdale and Derby, marvel at the majestic St Columba Falls, and indulge in local cheeses. Conclude your journey at the picturesque Bay of Fires, featuring secluded beaches and rocky coves, before returning to Launceston.
Bay of Fires, Binalong Bay and St. Helens
Rates
Per Person - $400 Private Charter (4 Guests Max) - $1,400 **Park entry & lunch included
Duration
9 Hours
About
Itinerary
Pick up from Launceston CBD at 08:30; Drop off in Launceston CBD at around17:30; Tour Duration approximatley 9 hours.
**Scottsdale:- **Visit the NE agricultural hub of Tasmania via the Sidling Lookout where you can see Flinders Island on a clear day; **Legerwood:- **Stop and admire the amazing avenue of memorial tree carvings; Derby:- The old tin mining town turned into a mountain bike mecca for cycling adventures; Weldborough Myrtle Forrest:- Take a short walk through this stunning myrtle forest and tree ferns; Pyengana:- Stop at the Cheese Factory to taste some fine cheese varieties; St Columba Falls:- Stop at St Columba Falls State Reserve which is home to elusive platypuses and view the 90m waterfall after a 15 minute walk; St Helens:- Stop at Pyenganna or St Helens for lunch; Binalong Bay:- is home to the start of the Bay of Fires where we will find many fantastic beaches, plenty of small secluded rocky gulches and return to Launceston via St Marys.
Adventure Tips
Bring a waterproof camera
Capture the vivid landscapes and ocean views, especially during water activities.
Wear comfortable, layered clothing
The weather can change quickly, so dress in layers suitable for both land and water exposure.
Pack sunscreen and hat
Protect yourself from Tasmania’s sun, particularly on the beaches and open areas.
Bring sturdy walking shoes
Use for hikes around the waterfalls and rocky coastal areas for safety and comfort.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Common dolphins
History
The area’s coastline has been inhabited by Indigenous Tasmanian peoples for thousands of years, with European explorers arriving in the 19th century.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes eco-friendly practices, supporting local conservation efforts and minimizing environmental impact.
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Adventure Hotspots in Launceston
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof camera
Capture the vivid landscapes and ocean views without worry about weather.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Comfortable walking shoes
Ideal for hikes around waterfalls and rocky shores.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Sunscreen and hat
Protection from Tasmania’s strong sun during outdoor activities.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Layered clothing
Dress in layers to adjust to varying weather conditions.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific